We are looking for cabin Crew with a combination of grace and a warm smile to provide excellent and attentive service to our customers.

Requirements:
- Minimum height of 1.58m
- minimum of 3 GCE '0'level or 4 GCE 'N' level credits including English

We offer a host of genrous service benefits including:
- Free and discounted travel
- Annual wage supplement of one month's salary
- Profit sharing bonus
- Attractive mediacl and dental benefits
- Meal, productivity and transport allowances where applicable

If you think you have what it takes to be part of our team, come and see us at SIA Group Sports Club, 726 Upper Changi Road East, Singapore 486046 between 9am and 4:30pm on 30th Jun '10 & 1st Jul '10.

Please bring along your NRIC, original educational certificates and 2 passport-size photographs. Singaporean and permanent residents preferred.

Flight Stewardess Opportunities

Emirates Airline is a dynamic, multicultural organisation with ambitious global growth plans. We are looking for committed, motivated, service-oriented people to join our Inflight-Services team consisting of 10 000 cabin crew. These positions are based in Dubai – the modern cosmopolitan city of the future.

Take this exceptional opportunity to meet our recruitment team.

Please bring an updated CV along with passport size and full-length photographs. Candidates must be at least 21 years of age to be considered. For further information, visit www.emiratesgroupcareers.com

Date :18 April 2010
Venue:Renaissance Kuala Lumpur Hotel
Corner of Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan
Ampang
50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
(Function Room 3 & 4)

Walk in anytime from 9am to 4pm

Flight Stewardess Opportunities

Emirates Airline is a dynamic, multicultural organisation with ambitious global growth plans. We are looking for committed, motivated, service-oriented people to join our Inflight-Services team consisting of 10 000 cabin crew. These positions are based in Dubai – the modern cosmopolitan city of the future.

Take this exceptional opportunity to meet our recruitment team.

Please bring an updated CV along with passport size and full-length photographs. Candidates must be at least 21 years of age to be considered. For further information, visit www.emiratesgroupcareers.com

Date : 10 April 2010
Venue: Holiday Inn Atrium Singapore
317 Outram Road,
Singapore 169075
Changi Room III (Level 4)

Walk in anytime from 9am to 4pm

Become an international Jetsetter with Jetstar! Singapore Based

Successful applicants will be offered:
• A competitive salary with additional allowance when away from home.
• A career in aviation within a growing international airline.
• The opportunity to make new friends, have fun and enjoy job satisfaction.
• Generous travel benefits and the opportunity to fly away on your days off.


Minimum requirements are:
• Singapore national or Permanent resident.
• GCE’O’ level and above.
• Able to swim at least 50 meters non stop and tread water.
• Experienced in customer service.
• Comfortable in selling role.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English language.
• Valid passport with at least 24 months validity (photocopy required)
• Personal E-mail address.
• Japanese language will be advantageous.
• TOEIC score 700 minimum (or equivalent).

Note: Male applicants must have completed national service.


The following original documents (and one photocopy of each) must be presented at the time of the application:

• Identification card.
• Passport
• Highest level of education qualification
• One recent photo


APPLICANT WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED IN PERSON BETWEEN 8am AND 4pm, Tuesday 23rd Mar ‘2010 AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:

Walk in Interviews at
Orchard Hotel Singapore
442 Orchard Road
Singapore 238879

Eastablished in September 2004, Tiger Airways now operates a fleet of 17 Airbus A320-family aircraft and is committed to increasing its fleet size to 68 by December 2015. The airline operates flights to 33 destinations across 11 countries and territories in Asia and Australia from its aircraft bases in three locations - Singapore's Changi Airport Budget Terminal, Tullamarine Airpoet in Melbourne and Adelaide Airport in South Australia.
We are looking for friendly, entusiastic and outgoing people to join our Cabin Crew team. Pounce on this opportunity to join the exciting aviation industry!

Requirements:

- Singapore citizens or Permanent Resident.
- Min age of 18 years; no maximum age limit
- Medically and physically fit.
- Min 4 'N' levels including credits in English and Maths
- Able to swim a minimum of 50m unaided.
- At least 1.58m tall, with proportionate weight
- Well-groomed
- Good communication and sales skills
- Can speak and write English well
- Warm, frindly and has a good attitude

If you are ready to rrrroar, come meet us with copies of your educational certificates, passport-sized and full-body photographs, and your personality!

WALK-IN INTERVIEW
Saturday 13 March, 9:30am to 4pm at the Holiday Inn Atrium Hotel, Changi Room 3, 317 Outram Road.

* Interview wtih be conducted by Sass Atlantic.

AirAsia announces today that it will increase its Kuala Lumpur �� Taiwan frequency to 9 flights weekly.
AirAsia which is currently offering daily direct flights to Taipei from Kuala Lumpur is introducing the new frequency to meet the emerging demands and encouraging load factors from the ASEAN region and beyond. The additional flights will commence on 15th April 2010.

To celebrate the additional flights, AirAsia will be introducing all-in-fares from as low as RM99* (TWD990) from Kuala Lumpur to Taipei, booking starts from 1st to 5th March 2010 for the travel period from 15th April to 30th October 2010. Promotional seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis and made exclusively online via www.airasia.com and mobile.airasia.com.

Following its successful launch of Kuala Lumpur – Taipei route last year, AirAsia continued to boost its international connectivity to Taipei by launching more new destinations from its hubs which include Kota Kinabalu (direct daily flights) as well as the Thai city of Bangkok (direct daily flights). These bring AirAsia’s total number of weekly flights to and from Taipei to 23.

The overwhelming demand from travelers to and from Taipei has grown tremendously since the launch of Taipei from the various AirAsia hubs for the past 1 year. Airasia is the preferred airline as its low-fares would enable guests to make the most of their trips; moreover AirAsia is the sole low-cost carrier to connect the two regions with its revolutionary low-fares. Recently, AirAsia was also named the winner of the award for outstanding contributions to Taiwan’s tourism industry over the year by actively publicizing Taiwan’s various attractions, launching of travel promotions and aggressive marketing campaigns including continuous low fare offerings that drove high travel demands and growth to the country.

Kathleen Tan, Regional Head of Commercial, AirAsia Group said: “The response has been extremely good for this route and we are running at an average of 80 percent load factor since its launch on 1st July 2009. The demand for the existing routes made it very clear for the need to introduce additional flights. The mounting of frequency is a testament to AirAsia’s commitment of making travel accessible and affordable to all. It will also provide both business and leisure travelers with more flexibility and greater choice to connect onto AirAsia and AirAsia X’s extensive route network across ASEAN countries.”

“Taiwan has always been a popular destination for holidaymakers due to its shopping and gastronomic paradise. Many Taiwanese are also interested to visit Malaysia and other cities in the region with low fares. Furthermore, with the great timing for our additional flights from Taipei and our vast network across South East Asia, Taiwanese can now conveniently connect to other long haul destinations by AirAsia X such as Australia, UK and India, via Kuala Lumpur as a gateway.” she added.

To add value, AirAsia, under AirAsiaGo at http://airasiago.com, has also lined up some great online hotel deals to stretch the dollar where they may choose their holiday lodgings from over 50,000 hotels. We encourage our guests to purchase food, baggage, hot seats online to enjoy more discounts and savings through airasia.com.

Stay tuned! Follow AirAsia on Twitter, Facebook, and AirAsia’s Blog where we will provide real time updates on our latest promotion. Photos will be available on www.flickr.com/airasia. For more details on flight times and bookings, please visit www.airasia.com or mobile.airasia.com

*All fares quoted are applicable for one-way travel only

Australia’s low fares airline Jetstar will further expand its customer product offering with the launch of JetPlus, which combines fare flexibility with a meal and drinks package, entertainment and amenities on all Jetstar’s long haul international flights.
In addition to existing consumer initiatives such as the recently launched Up Front Seating and Extra Leg Room, JetPlus economy fares are available across Jetstar’s fleet of A330 aircraft on all long haul international flights between Australia and Indonesia (Bali), Thailand, Japan and Honolulu (United States).

On international long haul flights, JetPlus passengers will receive entertainment via a portable Video On Demand unit, a meal and drinks package, 20kg of checked baggage, a comfort pack (containing a blanket and amenities kit) and no change fees for permitted name and date changes to the booking (a fare difference may apply).

Jetstar Executive Manager Commercial David Koczkar said JetPlus was another way Jetstar was offering its passengers more choice.

“JetPlus offers Jetstar passengers a great low fare, with the comfort and ease of having extras included,” Mr Koczkar said.

“The introduction of our new JetPlus fare product on selected Jetstar international flights is in direct response to what some of our customers have been asking for: a great low fare with the choice of including a meal and drinks package, all entertainment and amenities.

“It is yet another example of how our passengers can conveniently tailor their travel experience according to what they value,” Mr Koczkar said.

Passengers can select a JetPlus fare when booking at Jetstar.com or through the call centre on 131 538.

JetPlus joins Jetstar’s existing fare classes including JetSaver Light, JetSaver, JetFlex and StarClass. JetPlus fare can be purchased point of sale internationally (at Jetstar.com and Jetstar Telephone Reservations) excluding point of sale in Japan.

Malaysia is the top exporter of oil and gas and has also profited from higher world energy prices. Malaysia is developing quickly and at the end of 20th century, it experienced economic boom. International trade is also integral to its economy as it is doing international Malaysia is the country of Southeast Asia with a total land area of about 329,845 square kilometers. Its total population is about 28 million. And urban population is 70% of total population till 2008. It has thirteen states and three federal territories. The capital city of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur. It is 43rd most populated country and the 66th biggest country by total land area in the world.

Malaysia always welcomes visitors to enjoy the beautiful weather here. Traveling is possible here around the whole year. So tourists can reserve their cheap flights to Malaysia anytime around the year. Whole year there is Rain fall on even basis. The weather here is Tropical without extremely high temperatures. From November to February rain fall is a bit heavier especially in east Malaysia. But these rain falls are different on the east and west coasts. Here normally days are hot but nights are very cool. The Malaysian hospitality is very famous which u can experience by booking discounted flights to Malaysia.

Malaysia has thousands of beautiful beaches which are remarkably different from other part of the world. Malaysia’s famous hill resorts are Genting highlands, Fraser’s hill, cameron highlands, Bukit Larut.

Malaysia is also an attraction for those who likes natural world due to its primal forests, ranging from shoreline mangrove to mountaintop oak. Here natural trees and forests wrap area of almost three quarters of the land which is almost an area equal to whole United Kingdom. So reserving cheap flights to Malaysia to enjoy seeing a few places of interest, meeting its natives, and eating good food, is more than enough to make your trip memorable.
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Malaysia has people of many religions like Muslim 60.4%, Buddhist 19.2%, Christian 9.1%, Hindu 6.3%, Confucianism, Taoism, other traditional Chinese religions 2.6%. Here official language is English; moreover Chinese, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi and Thai are also spoken here.shipping crossroads by its borders. It is also getting benefit from its agriculture as it is a bigger exporter of natural rubber and palm oil, cocoa, pepper, pineapple and tobacco. This is the reason quite a number of businessmen and industrialists are putting their attention towards it and booking their flights to Malaysia often.

Many Airlines are monitoring cheap flights to Malaysia at its home base, Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

KUALA LUMPUR — Not long ago, Malaysia Airlines was on life support, forced to sell off its headquarters and firing thousands of staff to avoid bankruptcy, but analysts are now bullish about its prospects.

The Malaysian flag carrier sank to its lowest ebb in 2005 when it racked up losses of 1.3 billion ringgit (386 million dollars) over nine months.

The dismal performance forced the introduction of sweeping reforms which saw the airline slash staff and unprofitable routes and sell non-core assets. Malaysia Airlines finally swung into the black in 2007.

Despite the global financial crisis that then hit, grounding many weak airlines, analysts are upbeat on the Malaysian carrier's fortunes, especially after it posted net profits of 490 million ringgit last year.

"We are optimistic," Hafriz Hezry Harihodin, an aviation analyst from AmResearch, told AFP, saying an extensive fleet renewal was expected to have a positive impact on yields from 2011.

The turnaround plan has been a success, "especially in terms of bringing down unit costs, improving efficiency and strengthening balance sheets," he said.

Under the revamp, the airline launched low-fare campaigns to fill up empty seats, imposed a recruitment freeze and embarked on efforts to boost passenger loads and expand its network more strategically.

It has ordered 35 medium-range B737-800s, with the first to be delivered this year, as well as six Airbus A380s and 25 fuel-efficient A330-300s -- giving Malaysia Airlines one of the youngest fleet of any Asian carrier.

It expects to make annual savings of 300 million ringgit after receiving the first 15 A330-300s wide-body aircraft, which are scheduled for delivery between 2011 and 2016.

"They will save quite a lot of money because of the low maintenance and low fuel consumption," said Angeline Chin, an aviation analyst from TA Securities.

"We believe Malaysia Airlines has already reached its trough and is on its recovery path despite the flat yield growth," she said.

Other analysts however warned there was still a risk of more hiccups in the carrier's journey to financial health.

"We believe the airline sector is poised for improvement prospects in 2010, in line with the recovery in the global economy, but not without some speed bumps along the way," Joshua Ng, from RHB Research, said in a report.

"A mild rebound in the global economy will not materially stimulate demand for air travel.

"Over the short term, new capacity will continue to hit the market, intensify competition and capping yields," he added.

Juliana Ramli, of Hwang DBS Vickers, said that despite a brighter long-term outlook for the carrier, 2010 will remain a challenging year for Malaysia Airlines.

"Although demand is likely to be on uptrend, yields also need to improve to pass on rising jet fuel prices," the aviation analyst said in a report.

"We do not expect dramatic improvement in yield this year considering that growth may be partly dampened by additional capacity coming into the market, which could further intensify price war."

AmResearch's Hafriz maintained a positive outlook for Malaysia Airlines, saying it would also ride on the Asia-Pacific's strong traffic recovery compared to other regions.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said last month that Asia-Pacific has overtaken North America as the world's largest air travel market with 647 million passengers in 2009.

Middle East airlines continued to outperform their global rivals in January, according to latest figures released on Tuesday by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

Compared to the previous year, January passenger demand was up more than 23 percent in the region compared to a worldwide average rise of 6.4 percent.

Globally, a 1.2 percent increase in passenger capacity in January pushed load factors to 75.9 percent (compared 72.2 percent recorded for January 2009).

International cargo demand showed a 28.3 percent improvement with only a 3.7 percent increase in capacity, IATA said in a statement.

“Airlines have lost 2-3 years of growth. Demand is moving in the right direction. The 3 percent increase in freight volumes from December to January is particularly encouraging," said Giovanni Bisignani, IATA’s director general and CEO.

"We can start to see the future with some cautious optimism, but better volumes do not necessarily mean better profits. Passenger yields are still 15 percent below peak. And we expect 2010 losses to be $5.6 billion,” he added.

There were large geographical differences in the improvements with the strongest upturns seen in the Middle East, Asia and Latin America.

While Middle East carriers saw growth accelerate by 23.6 percent in January, Asia-Pacific carriers experienced a 6.5 percent increase in demand compared to the previous year while Latin American airlines saw demand increase by 11 percent.

Carriers in North America and Europe saw demand increase by 2.1 percent and 3.1 percent, respectively.

Compared to the low point in the cycle (February 2009) international passenger traffic was up 8.6 percent in January.